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' ,burial place at Brantford, where 'Wt #UNMC 5°!" °l' l°0ml¢h. - In the fire glow sat Carla, comb- 'were buried. ch°°' h°‘““h°'» 3”' “°‘"`°|||‘ “.

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she were in her bedroom at home. This was the third t'me she had given it such attention in their thirty six hours of entombment. At other times lle had held a. light for her at the edge of the water while ‘She bathed her facg and hands and once shs had 'said as ihm: "it is wonderful water, almost as soft as

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,that which comes with mill." She spoke as if they migllt have been camping on one of the strczinls they loved, with illc sky above and flow- crs about thrill. It was her utter 'acceptance of their fate as a thing |of happiness which transformed iwhat would have been a hell for

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would give her life, were it not for me, to live for il. single year the

glorious freedom of Molly Braut,"f said Paul. “But I do-now. In that one year she knew she would find something which would more than make up for all the other years she

with you is more to me than ten a thousand back there." in

might live, just as every hour here "Mahatma Gandhi never poses for

_ _ in

Gandhi In India

~ (Canadian Press) EDMONTON. Alta., Sept. 29.-

photograph," so Mrs. M. R. Jen-‘ gs told a Journal representative,

As he said these things. and be-

lieved and felt them, there was in him a. will to'live which would not utterly extinguish itself. It was

I ,scarcely more than a spark, a

ismouldering ember that was bound ‘to ale, for his eyes, his brain alla ‘every faculty of reason which he ipossessed told him there was no hope of finding a way beyond the

her hair. this spark had leaped into'

might have risen from her bed an

tie, her lashes drooped as if to veil the love behind them, and lay in velvet darkness against the white- ness of her cheeks. For a while Paul

sat close and watched her, and w.th

each breath the flame in him grew problems ls the Purdah system

stronger, the demand that something

death which envlroned her.,

wood.

i where did it go? |pro lems in sanitation and health

b _

In the past ten years the po»pulat`on - an

'fed aut for him me unusual ,md Hours ago he had asked himself 1 the t h in b

walls which shut them ln. A icw man of India who is regarded as a m'nutes before, when Carla had sat saln

at his knees, with his fingers feel-V says the people of India seem tol ing the warmth and sweetness oil' feel that the political situation has

passed out of Gandhrs control, but

flame. It still remained as Carla that as a Gouru, (holy man), he is yielded atlast to his demand, and still considered the most import- gave herself to the bed he had made ant personage in that rapid chang-i for her, with his coat for her pillowfi ing country. He is not a great

It seems almost a sin to sleep." f thinker. 1-fe is a bad reasoner but an]

she said: and if slumber were near’ excellent judge of men. He has pity or even the necessity for it, he rand love for every race and most find no s..i»...~\~ o. ii in her face. She of all for thc' poor and oppressed.

hour ago, so freshly clear and tr.ed to work with him feel that lovely were her eyes, so deep their, in the beginning he was most sin- lustrous content and happiness when ,' cere. His one idea was to help In- she looked at him. Yet, after a lit- i d'a. to regain her national ident-

ity. His notoriety was unsought, but being human he found it not entirely distasteful and soon learned its wel

which ls llindermg womans pro

happen, through force of God or g

man, to break down the walls OI veil is still widely worn among all

Icastes, although the younger gen-

Alone. with Carla`s unconscious eration ls breaking away from it

form lending faith and inspiration somewhat. At the missions one sees to his thought, he fixed. his atten- little children of only five years en- tion, as a dozen times before, on the veloped' in burkahs, which permitt- smoke which rose from the burning ed only their eyes to be seen.

yet' a news correspondent tookj many sitting of Gandhi eatlng.f shaving, resting, reading-all of which held greater interest to the world than e posed photograph and Gandhi knew this.

Mrs. Jennings who has just re-

turned after spending almost two years in the Orient, spent seven months in India, and met the little

t by his followers. Today, :he

The British in India, who have

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oppressed him as he followed the ' e ques n members ' _ “ 1 '_ ' _ 1 _

frhythmls movements of her slim gel' ;a;’;’;° yi; *If Finding that the majority or A, pmmg ,L in the bank he buys'-me Misses Myra MacLeod and' n_§>{.\éLsI']1\_%.\I{_ lair, c.is.ih.\

lwhite ““g9"5 bmiding he' hair °' B L uk d 1 tb d; E"'°P°°” clubs in India have ornaments for her, for the Indian Myrtle Crosby: S°ll°°l. MrS» S~‘ rul.\'cll 'l<fp\\'Ann isi..\.\'n,

,gum - pfrsrtill; e. an coud no e ma never been opened to Indians Mrs. people me very vain, ,md the men Beaton and Mrs. J. W. MacDonald:i In me sumnm mm, 2,", G,

If it were madness which possess' ' Jennings inqu'red of severe' English me the vuimsn in me world Entertainment’ Mlsses Jean Cmsbyi v__ L_ D_ wan

ed him it was a beautiful mad- $51; ancgcxlihhadhfoglxduagile 5: officials why this was so. and the other countries Mm Jennmgsland Ben Fe,,gu5m_ ml; lil; mggmotggtodlhnsulig ass: mess' R sense or joyous living where Etiiskvtlgg .had acglainred it Ibtsgas- reply was' "when me Inman Isvvlslted included Japan. China. the; There were different susgestlons county in this said rwvlllia ami “here should have been despair' At ure discdvered until the thrill of `eady to bring his me nn the same Islands Of Celebes, Bdrll. Jai/H. the for an entertainment but nothing [vm-“ui`|le liohollrablh nhl-i»l.l Leon first the fighting part of mm had h 0 t of th -1- bw” as the Englishman does' then Federated States of Malay and Cey- definite decided until the next luliluer. Sul-roslltc Julirv cf l’f°\’ linstlnctively strusslcd against it, but Zngiill; Q; ch; mea l;i;k heave] the clubs Wm be open ~_, ll;m_,. 'mn' UGenem1]y speaking the Sim- meeting. The mte,-tainment for the i-l.:b_o@t;-im Sharm of me County ‘now he accepted it muy' umm' see. ihtled. ith ‘tt d l' ht d thy The m'ssi°na"e5’ are domg woniiilarity of dress and of custom is evening was a. double contest by Queens county i>i:»h‘ilni;l1l<;l°‘}§§_',‘,‘,’,',', mg Cam as She was' death seem* Wilde fit Yi th¢}:nfi<.:\-e a’lx1‘]h lsheewalkf dem” W°’k in their medial um so great in the far east that you Mrs. S. Beaton and Mrs. J. A. Mac-~ W n ‘V A ed vague and far away and the glory e gl t th 1 . lin d educational mis5i°ns_' and H' “iare passed from one country to an- Nevin. (Guessng their weight). Inl \vlll-1ll“§ilq Olgiligiilifillillilliktiln of life very near. They had made ed ° n ° e 3°°m 'W ‘ire he an widely anpfttlated Nth by th” ‘ ' ff I " ` s r so i tmnnvml' -in s n1»uhlv_lu sillil r i 1 Carla had game many “mes be. other w.thout reallzn, the change, ,tho first one Mr. Elmer C o y .\lln<-5 li Ihr’ H 1. (Y ‘hc nh

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im cmm to hue fmm themsews fore It was lika fel'owin the in- British government and "ht Inman Mrs. Jennings observed, "yet when won frst Prize and Mrs' M'a°R"°t lltfiligll‘ii;tllt;"b:l\;~l‘ll'g(unit il cfm _the coming of me end, and Cal-ia ' “ ' g _ p00P1°- i l customs mor intl- the consolation In the second, Mrs_i mllv lic lssui-ll roi- nm l~url»<u=v 11° ithought or it as ii beautiful thug, Side °f B swat rock drum which Mrs _,e,,,,,,,gs through Mis; ser-,°“° I°*m‘}-If me M dfgf mimu Fe,_gus°n'Won the ms, andl uilflitr or mill.; ru. ii. ilu.

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Ia Mme journey' which they were was flat on ol.e side flat where the maiey ere me q _

llcrellv required to cite ull lil"

te shjl, met many belzums or new/°

I i f i .F instance aChin- Mrs. John MacPhall the Console-_ i"¢\"l'f‘.S\¢'l l" "W *""“ "`j*“"'." '°

|malimbgHg1a;1y [ogeth1er`iNZf); hai X; d and raced through queens’ in Purdah' when they tra¥-izgenirbagtezppgdrs with head al-ition. Meeting closed by singing "'"I ”l""`"" "°““'° ““` _" """“ Pau c eve so surey n _ ' ~~z‘ - '

hi t are eta cu ('nnrt to be hr-lil in th to\ll't_ll0

ltermool-cars -ii i ' ~ »=

when his torch lui il hit h ° '

i ~ ’ (Milli

i urlcclcrcd and feet covered the National Anthem, after which l" fhfirlfiltilcull. lu out." I t

me S 0 e tained or have dark B115* ll Eh' ways \ "

_ in the sniil Prnvlnri- on _lol ni'

~' ~ ' . ' - il ne

“turned for am;her_¢ar1,,, had not whlle a servant in China appears lunch was served by the hostess.; ,_-.......¢.\¢~,,¢l, .my of oii _ner 'I

moved in her sleep and he buried 3813:? Xxongx s;;t_never seen 'with head covered and feet uncov-‘Next meeting to be at the home of; §,‘::';:,',','f,,,“tnl!h(;h<§'°‘i;mncr himself 11-, blackness again, follow. To the lower class Indwml his cred. -Mrs. Stirling MacLeod. roll call i-hush if shy thev mn \\\_

_ ' , min of the anllrl Flstntc should

ing therooksocloselythat his body wife is the bank and it is “ot un_| In all'Orlent countries men whofHal1oween suggestions. puma and 'ho Em,” Mom touch d lt tr ’

e , ying at every step to common to see the Wm: of R cache wear shrts wear them with the'

prayed fnr ln snid politic" ""5

motion of H. Francis Mlir-l‘hei'-. E

‘ _ tail outside while the trousers of; `~ P t f ll rillilmwr. Anal

gflirrgtzovfiizxsgildlilfiglt glvtbcthisfligald. wmkmg on me roads ani carrying various countries ma differ.” _‘l hdrrbviirorglirnrldnt ll il-no .-.my lu

lhlgbl don] by_ y

Lt was filth this t that th mvel WM B ance Y '

‘ D e "’“°k° the weight of her Jewels- When her?

went, mounting in drifting spirals,

inst nd W N' NSTITUTE

like smoke In an Indian tepw Up husband secures any money 0 BONSIIAW W0iIE S I

there, he thought, it was :alien by ` _‘

a slowly dra88in€ current of air °“Zh to Carla to touch her with his M the home of M-,~5_>Edw1n B0y¢a

_ I h d be- _ ' tit t h ld

made by the suction of the stream, :E:dwr;;;°3:E;e‘;_g] aimgxe naked Exeiexiginalfg. ntll;;mI;l5W1£-lh0an 3% and descended to exit from the moun . foreseen. is, mn with it There was only one at her unconsc.ous ficirllxh h -B tcndanee of 16 members and 2 v -

‘ r w e

break in the circular wall of grue- the wmmt dimpen ng h_°u S, D mrs’ Meeting °p°"ed In the usual somely black and waterwom rock madness would be for m ‘10l`l"-‘- manner, minutes of last meeting against which in ages pmt 8 sub: Unless they died t08@ffh9l‘» he must were read and approved. The sick “Hanan Hood had wuhéd md outlive Carla-to save her from 8 committee brought in their report.

mated Thu was when a small 8ec_ realization of that whlich he ln his There was none from the school.

um of it had given way from 0ve,,_ Kl'€BWl` Siféflllifll. 8h0lld bell Three new committees were ap- , 5_m0JHn_FH _H head and had piled up ‘ mm of (To Be Continued) ponted. They are as follows: Sickuher. ` ` ' broken stone which he had climb- ' ' V ' '

ring against herds of deer which have been driven from the moun- tains by heavy snow and are raid-, ing fields.

of south Africa, a Dutch family was found after six days by rescuers who followed the tracks made by the auto tires.

people injured in a cafe brawl in Gibraltar, a taxi knocked down a girl and a. man who tried to rescue

Farmers of New Zealand are war

Lost while motoring on the veld

While taking to a hospital threo

ed, with Carla. watching from below. Here the smoke from his torchdidl not go upward but settled about his,

head and disappeared toward thel vent in the mountain through which the river rushed with great force. .He went to this outlet. It was A whole which his eyes were unable to measure, choken to within a. foot of its upper jaw by a seething flood of water , and out of which- though the space for sound was small-came such a sullen rumbling that his blood was ch'lled as he listened to it. Alone, he would have plunged into this. To die fighting, pitting his small strength against all the forces which might oppose him, was the urge which was refusing to subdue itself within h'm_ He flung out his flaming torch and saw

it swallowed in an instant. Like

thru he would have gone if Carla

had not been there to ga with him.

1-Ie turned back to the fire and

I put on a fresh stick of reslnous wood

before he sat in the sand near en-

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